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Occupational Therapy
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I’m an occupational therapist, an obscure profession if there
ever was one. We are few and far between, maybe because
we have chosen to serve people with disabilities. All disabilities.
Not a glamorous endeavour, nor a lucrative one.
And I say serve because we deem that in helping we see
weakness, while in serving we see wholeness. We’ve opted
for wholeness nearly a century ago and have been at odds
with the system ever since. We don’t fix people, you see:
with them, we simply try to find a way
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Occupational therapy is the art of transforming struggles into steps toward independence. It’s not the diagnosis that defines a person, but their ability to live with purpose despite it. Occupational therapy is not just about doing; it’s about becoming—helping individuals rediscover their ability to live fully
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